The staff and I would like to wish all of our Golden Eagle moms a Happy Mother’s Day!
5th grade CAASPP science testing as well as local measures testing continues.
State & Local Testing is underway! Be sure your child is at school and on time!
We want to thank you for being actively involved in your child’s education. This final quarter of the year will be a busy one filled with learning, fun school activities, and end-of-the-year assessments. Please review the information below for important upcoming assessment dates. Also, encourage your child to do their best and always let them know how proud you are of them! By working together, we can make our students’ testing experience positive and successful!
Ensure your child is well-rested
Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast
To avoid any test irregularities, cell phones and smart watches with cell service will be collected by the teacher.
Olympic View Testing Schedule:
Staff Appreciation Week at OV – May 13 – May 17. We need your help!
Sign up to bring treats/snacks/etc. for staff during the week here:
Thank yo to the volunteers who decorated the doors this weekend!
The Chula Vista Elementary School District prioritizes our school communities’ opinions, perceptions, and needs. The District is partnering with Hanover Research to conduct a short survey to help us understand how the current school year has been and the priorities and needs for the 2024-25 school year. We invite you to participate in this brief survey, which is open until May 22, 2024. All responses are anonymous and will be kept confidential. Please use the following link to complete the survey: https://hanover-research.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8w6nekvhyd4rzJI Please contact the front office if you have any questions about the survey. We appreciate your participation.
ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF SCHOOL FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS, YOU CAN REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT? IF AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, YOUR CHILD RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CREDIT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT Shelley Acosta (619-656-2030)
Students need to be at school every day and on time. Please make sure your child is here by 8:15 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop. Let’s continue to improve our attendance! If your child must be out sick, please contact the office at 619-656-2030 to excuse the absence. Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible. If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning! Our school staff will be meeting with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent.
Last Week TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.4% (Goal is 96% or higher)
Yearly to date (7/19/23-4/19/24) average attendance: 95.37% (Goal is 96%)
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit # 8, Find Your Voice. VIEW THIS VIDEO for more information
Our Character Strength Focus is:
Class input for the 24-25 school year:
If you would like to share your input for your child’s class next year, please use THIS LINK. We work diligently to balance classrooms, and we take many factors into consideration. There may also be grade level assignment changes. We cannot guarantee a specific teacher for your child, but would like to take your input into consideration:
17- Golden Eagle Awards Assemblies
20- Reclassification Breakfast
22- SSC Meeting
23- Volunteer Appreciation
24- NO SCHOOL – DECLARED HOLIDAY
27- NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
JUNE
5- Last Day of School
5- 6th Grade Promotion at 8:30 am
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements:
State & Local Testing is underway! Be sure your child is at school and on time!
We want to thank you for being actively involved in your child’s education. This final quarter of the year will be a busy one filled with learning, fun school activities, and end-of-the-year assessments. Please review the information below for important upcoming assessment dates. Also, encourage your child to do their best and always let them know how proud you are of them! By working together, we can make our students’ testing experience positive and successful!
Ensure your child is well-rested
Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast
To avoid any test irregularities, cell phones and smart watches with cell service will be collected by the teacher.
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3-6: The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) is designed to give information to teachers, students, and their families about what students know and are able to do. Please see this parent guide about the assessment that all students in California will be taking. Parent Guide Are you interested in reviewing practice questions with your student? Practice and Training Site
Olympic View Testing Schedule:
Staff Appreciation Week at OV – May 13 – May 17. We need your help!
Staff Appreciation week at Olympic View is May 13th-17th! We need your help decorating doors and spoiling our staff. Please check out both links below.
DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF SCHOOL FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS, YOU CAN REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT? IF AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, YOUR CHILD RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CREDIT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT Shelley Acosta (619-656-2030)
Students need to be at school every day and on time. Please make sure your child is here by 8:15 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop. Let’s continue to improve our attendance! If your child must be out sick, please contact the office at 619-656-2030 to excuse the absence. Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible. If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning! Our school staff will be meeting with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent.
Last Week TK-6th grade attendance average: 95.41% (Goal is 96% or higher)
Yearly to date (7/19/23-4/19/24) average attendance: 95.35% (Goal is 96%)
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit # 8, Find Your Voice. VIEW THIS VIDEO for more information
Our Character Strength Focus is:
Class input for the 24-25 school year:
If you would like to share your input for your child’s class next year, please use THIS LINK. We work diligently to balance classrooms, and we take many factors into consideration. There may also be grade level assignment changes. We cannot guarantee a specific teacher for your child, but would like to take your input into consideration.
MAY
13-17- Staff Appreciation Week
17- Golden Eagle Awards Assemblies
20- Reclassification Breakfast
22- SSC Meeting
23- Volunteer Appreciation
24- NO SCHOOL – DECLARED HOLIDAY
27- NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
JUNE
5- Last Day of School
5- 6th Grade Promotion at 8:30 am
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements:
State & Local Testing Begins Soon! Be sure your child is at school and on time!
We want to thank you for being actively involved in your child’s education. This final quarter of the year will be a busy one filled with learning, fun school activities, and end-of-the-year assessments. Please review the information below for important upcoming assessment dates. Also, encourage your child to do their best and always let them know how proud you are of them! By working together, we can make our students’ testing experience positive and successful!
Ensure your child is well-rested
Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast
To avoid any test irregularities, cell phones and smart watches with cell service will be collected by the teacher.
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3-6: The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) is designed to give information to teachers, students, and their families about what students know and are able to do. Please see this parent guide about the assessment that all students in California will be taking. Parent Guide Are you interested in reviewing practice questions with your student? Practice and Training Site
Olympic View Testing Schedule:
Our 4th Annual Leadership Day was amazing! Thank you to those who came to support our students!
Staff Appreciation Week at OV – May 13 – May 17. We need your help!
Staff Appreciation week at Olympic View is May 13th-17th! We need your help decorating doors and spoiling our staff. Please check out both links below.
DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF SCHOOL FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS, YOU CAN REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT? IF AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, YOUR CHILD RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CREDIT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT Shelley Acosta (619-656-2030)
Students need to be at school every day and on time. Please make sure your child is here by 8:15 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop. Let’s continue to improve our attendance! If your child must be out sick, please contact the office at 619-656-2030 to excuse the absence. Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible. If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning! Our school staff will be meeting with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent.
Last Week TK-6th grade attendance average: 94.84% (Goal is 96% or higher)
Yearly to date (7/19/23-4/19/24) average attendance: 95.35% (Goal is 96%)
Tuesday, April 23 – ELAC/MFA Meeting at 9 am in auditorium
Wednesday, April 24 – SSC Meeting at 4 pm in room 301 AGENDA MINUTES
Friday, April 26 – 4th Annual Leadership Day! If you plan on visiting classrooms after opening ceremony, you must RSVP. Please note that you may or may not be visiting your child’s classroom, depending on what group you are assigned.
State & Local Testing Begins Soon! Be sure your child is at school and on time!
We want to thank you for being actively involved in your child’s education. This final quarter of the year will be a busy one filled with learning, fun school activities, and end-of-the-year assessments. Please review the information below for important upcoming assessment dates. Also, encourage your child to do their best and always let them know how proud you are of them! By working together, we can make our students’ testing experience positive and successful!
Ensure your child is well-rested
Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast
To avoid any test irregularities, cell phones and smart watches with cell service will be collected by the teacher.
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3-6: The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) is designed to give information to teachers, students, and their families about what students know and are able to do. Please see this parent guide about the assessment that all students in California will be taking. Parent Guide Are you interested in reviewing practice questions with your student? Practice and Training Site
Olympic View Testing Schedule:
PLEASE VOTE for the next OPTC Board. Please click on the link and vote by Monday, April 22. Thank you!
DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF SCHOOL FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS, YOU CAN REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT? IF AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, YOUR CHILD RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CREDIT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT Shelley Acosta (619-656-2030)
Students need to be at school every day and on time. Please make sure your child is here by 8:15 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop. Let’s continue to improve our attendance! If your child must be out sick, please contact the office at 619-656-2030 to excuse the absence. Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible. If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning! Our school staff will be meeting with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent.
Last Week TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.51% (Goal is 96% or higher)
Yearly to date (7/19/23-4/19/24) average attendance: 95.36% (Goal is 96%)
We want to thank you for being actively involved in your child’s education. This final quarter of the year will be a busy one filled with learning, fun school activities, and end-of-the-year assessments. Please review the information below for important upcoming assessment dates. Also, encourage your child to do their best and always let them know how proud you are of them! By working together, we can make our students’ testing experience positive and successful!
Ensure your child is well-rested
Encourage your child to eat a healthy breakfast
To avoid any test irregularities, cell phones and smart watches with cell service will be collected by the teacher.
CAASPP State Testing for Grades 3-6: The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) is designed to give information to teachers, students, and their families about what students know and are able to do. Please see this parent guide about the assessment that all students in California will be taking. Parent Guide Are you interested in reviewing practice questions with your student? Practice and Training Site
Tuesday, April 16 – DAC/DELAC meeting
Wednesday, April 17 – SSC-Change in meeting date – Meeting has been moved to April 24 due to a budget update from district that will occur after April 17.
We hope you can join us for our 4th annual Leadership Day. The students work hard to prepare for this leadership celebration! if you would like to join us for classroom visits that day, YOU MUST RSVP using the link provided. Please note that it is not guaranteed that you will visit your child’s classroom that day. This is to showcase all the student leadership that is happening throughout the school. If you are only staying for morning message, no need to RSVP.
Congratulations to our 6th grade Masonic Award winners!!!
Mr. Torres’ Class was the winner of our Box Top competition!
ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
DID YOU KNOW THAT IF YOUR CHILD IS OUT OF SCHOOL FOR THREE OR MORE DAYS, YOU CAN REQUEST AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT? IF AN INDEPENDENT STUDY CONTRACT IS COMPLETED, YOUR CHILD RECEIVES ATTENDANCE CREDIT. FOR MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT Shelley Acosta (619-656-2030)
Students need to be at school every day and on time. Please make sure your child is here by 8:15 a.m. and lined up on the blacktop. Let’s continue to improve our attendance! If your child must be out sick, please contact the office at 619-656-2030 to excuse the absence. Remember to bring a doctor’s note. Vacations, dentist, and doctor visits should be scheduled during our breaks whenever possible. If your child misses school, they are missing out on important learning! Our school staff will be meeting with parents/guardians, calling home, and doing home visits for students who are chronically absent.
Week #31 TK-6th grade attendance average: 93.21% (Goal is 96% or higher)
Yearly to date (7/19/23-4/12/24) average attendance: 95.39% (Goal is 96%)
As you may be aware, on Monday, April 8, 2024, an extraordinary celestial event will occur in North America as a solar eclipse will cast its shadow across the continent. While San Diego County will experience a partial eclipse rather than a total one, the event is nonetheless significant. The San Diego region is expected to witness a partial eclipse that will begin around 10 a.m., peak at 11:11 a.m., and end at 12:23 p.m.
To ensure the safety and well-being of all our students and staff during this event, the Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) has implemented a rainy day schedule for all schools on April 8. This means that recess and lunch activities will be conducted indoors. Parental permission is required for classrooms intending to incorporate eclipse viewing into their curriculum, and adherence to NASA’s safety standards regarding appropriate viewing gear is mandatory.
If your child’s teacher is taking students outside to view, a waiver was sent home Friday. This waiver must be returned for your child to participate. Please check DOJO.
Our Statewide testing begins at the end of April. Please be sure your child is at school, on time, each day of testing. Please see the Olympic View testing schedule to make sure your child does not have any scheduled appointments, or family trips during this time. CLICK HERE for the schedule. A parent notification will be sent home Monday. You can also view it HERE.
This year you have the option to select a hard or soft cover book! For an additional cost you can personalize your book
Order Now to receive this year’s Book!!
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit #6, Synergize. CLICK HERE for how you can support this habit at home. You can also VIEW THIS VIDEO.
Our Character Strength Focus is:
2nd Grade “We Love a Clean Olympic View and Community” Service Project!!! We are excited to announce our 2nd grade service project, “We Love a Clean Olympic View and Community”. Our project will be running during the month of April. We will be collecting trash at school during recess and lunch time. You will see 2nd graders wearing neon vests, plastic gloves, and carrying plastic bags. We will also have a community clean-up. Our community clean-up will be on Monday, April
22nd, from 3-3:45 p.m. at Sunset View Park. Let’s meet on April 22nd at the front of the school and walk to the park together. We’ll have gloves and bags for you and your family, or you can bring your own. Please support our project by picking up trash at Olympic View and our community, Thank You!!!
Your support for public education is greatly appreciated and 100% of your donation goes to neighborhood public schools. Donate here https://loom.ly/KIP4zDU
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements:
Tuesday, April 2 – 4th Quarter Begins with Minimum Day Schedule (TK/Kinder 1:00 pm, 1st – 6th 1:15 pm, and Preschool is regular schedule)\
Our Statewide testing begins at the end of April. Please be sure your child is at school, on time, each day of testing. Please see the Olympic View testing schedule to make sure your child does not have any scheduled appointments, or family trips during this time. CLICK HERE for the schedule.
This year you have the option to select a hard or soft cover book! For an additional cost you can personalize your book
Order Now to receive this year’s Book!!
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit #6, Synergize. CLICK HERE for how you can support this habit at home. You can also VIEW THIS VIDEO.
Our Character Strength Focus is:
CVESD LCAP Information – APRIL 1 is last day to share your thoughts.
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) wants to hear from you! As part of our Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) process, we are hosting an in-person and online forum for families, students, and community members to participate in our annual LCAP survey. The LCAP survey is part of CVESD’s annual efforts to ensure that our resources are being allocated to meet the needs of our diverse student population.
What is LCAP?
The LCAP is a three-year plan that includes specific goals and actions to improve student outcomes and measurable indicators to track progress and outlines how the district plans to allocate resources, including state and local funding. It is an essential component of the Local Control Funding Formula, which requires school districts to create an annual plan that lists goals, defines outcomes, details actions, and tracks expenditures.
Our annual ThoughtExchange for community input on the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is now open! Please see the flyer (in English and Spanish) for more information. This year, we are asking the question: What are some things we are doing well, and what could improve the educational experience we provide students through the LCAP?
The LCAP shapes our District’s goals and guides our budgeting priorities at both the district and school levels. Please join in on the conversation from Feb. 1 through April 1, 2023. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!
Your support for public education is greatly appreciated and 100% of your donation goes to neighborhood public schools. Donate here https://loom.ly/KIP4zDU
NEW STUDENT registration began on February 14th at 9am online only for the following:
Kindergartners who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2024
TK students who turn 5 years old between September 2, 2024 and June 2, 2025
NEW students in grades 1st through 6th – returning students DO NOT need to fill out registration at this time
Thursday, 3/7-3/14 Student Led conferences Conferences Minimum Day Schedule (TK and K – 1:00 pm/ 1st- 6th – 1:15 pm) Preschool will have regular schedule.
Mar. 18-29 – Spring Break
Tues. Apr. 2 Quarter 4 Begins -Minimum Day
TODAY IS LAST DAY TO SIGN UP FOR QUARTER 4 AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS. THESE CLUBS ARE FREE!
Below are the links to register for our FREE clubs; they will be open until midnight on Sunday, March 10th. Confirmation letters will be sent home the week after registration closes; they will include the club’s information and the agreement form that must be signed prior to starting the club.
We are really counting on parents and guardians like you to join OPTC and lend a hand at our school. Without volunteers, our school event might be at risk, impacting funds and, more importantly, our awesome students. Your support makes a big difference – Please consider joining us as almost half our board has graduating students and are moving to middle school.
NEW STUDENT registration began on February 14th at 9am online only for the following:
Kindergartners who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2024
TK students who turn 5 years old between September 2, 2024 and June 2, 2025
NEW students in grades 1st through 6th – returning students DO NOT need to fill out registration at this time
All registrations will take place online.
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit #5, Seek First to Understand, Then Be Understood. CLICK HERE for how you can support this habit at home.
Our Character Strength Focus is:
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) wants to hear from you! As part of our Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) process, we are hosting an in-person and online forum for families, students, and community members to participate in our annual LCAP survey. The LCAP survey is part of CVESD’s annual efforts to ensure that our resources are being allocated to meet the needs of our diverse student population.
What is LCAP?
The LCAP is a three-year plan that includes specific goals and actions to improve student outcomes and measurable indicators to track progress and outlines how the district plans to allocate resources, including state and local funding. It is an essential component of the Local Control Funding Formula, which requires school districts to create an annual plan that lists goals, defines outcomes, details actions, and tracks expenditures.
Our annual ThoughtExchange for community input on the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is now open! Please see the flyer (in English and Spanish) for more information. This year, we are asking the question: What are some things we are doing well, and what could improve the educational experience we provide students through the LCAP?
The LCAP shapes our District’s goals and guides our budgeting priorities at both the district and school levels. Please join in on the conversation from Feb. 1 through April 1, 2023. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!
As you know our school partners with the South Bay YMCA on campus. They provide a valuable service to many of our families. They also provide scholarships to needy families. That is why I choose to support the Y not only with my time but in my charitable giving. Please join me today in making a gift to the South Bay YMCA to support children, families and seniors.
You can make a donation to my personal fundraising page in just seconds by CLICKING HERE
Every gift makes an incredible difference! Please feel free to share with any of your friends or family as well.
Thank you for not only supporting my efforts to raise funds for the Y, but also giving back to your community! I appreciate you!”
Your support for public education is greatly appreciated and 100% of your donation goes to neighborhood public schools. Donate here https://loom.ly/KIP4zDU
Throughout the month of February, CVESD is looking for positive stories to highlight our amazing staff through our Share the Love campaign. All nominations have a chance to be featured on our social media channels and recognized by our Board of Education. So please share the love by nominating outstanding staff members. Click here to nominate an Olympic View Staff member staff member.
New COVID-19 Guidance Update
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and SDCOE have updated the COVID-19 guidance. The updated guidance will allow individuals to follow a more symptom-based approach than usual for other illnesses. Individuals who develop symptoms and test positive must stay home for 24 hours from the onset. A child or staff member with COVID-19 can return to school or childcare if their symptoms are mild and improving and they have had no fever for 24 hours. They are no longer required to stay home for five days. If the student or staff member with COVID-19 never developed symptoms, they may continue to attend school or a childcare setting.
Students and staff must follow the masking guidance below:
Student masking indoors is strongly recommended through day ten after testing positive.
Staff masking indoors is required through day ten after testing positive per CAL/OSHA.
Symptom onset is day zero. If there are no symptoms, day zero is the test collection date. Individuals who have symptoms and test positive must stay home for at least 24 hours from the onset of symptoms.
The potential infectious period is two days before symptoms begin or the positive test date (if no symptoms) through day ten. (Day 0 is the symptom onset date or positive test date).
We are excited to let you know that as you drop off your child you will see a new Campus Clinic banner hanging up beside the school office. Campus Clinic is now offering additional services at our school such as healthcare, mental wellness, and flu testing onsite at Olympic View. To learn more or to sign up please hold your phone camera up to the QR code on the banner and click the link that appears. We hope everyone will consider enrolling their children in these healthcare services.
Mar. 13 – 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Mar. 18-29 – Spring Break
Apr. 1 – No School – Cesar Chavez Day
Apr. 2 Quarter 4 Begins -Minimum Day
Apr. 20 – Day of the Child Event at Memorial Park in Chula Vista
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements:
Thursday, 3/7-3/14 Student Led conferences Conferences Minimum Day Schedule (TK and K – 1:00 pm/ 1st- 6th – 1:15 pm) Preschool will have regular schedule.
Sunday, 3/10 – Day Light Savings Time Begins (Turn clocks ahead 1 hour).
ELPAC Testing (English Language Proficiency Assessment for California) continues this week for students who are identified as English Learners. Please be sure to send your child to school with an encouraging message- because they’ve got this! :) Ask your child’s teacher about their specific testing dates. Click on the links below for parent resources and links to the ELPAC Practice Tests.
Below are the links to register for our FREE clubs; they will be open until midnight on Sunday, March 10th. Confirmation letters will be sent home the week after registration closes; they will include the club’s information and the agreement form that must be signed prior to starting the club.
Note: This quarter’s SEWING club is offered to students who have taken sewing with Ms. Wiseman before. 6th graders will have priority, any available spots will be filled by 5th graders. Sewing will be open to 4th graders next school year.
NEW STUDENT registration began on February 14th at 9am online only for the following:
Kindergartners who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2024
TK students who turn 5 years old between September 2, 2024 and June 2, 2025
NEW students in grades 1st through 6th – returning students DO NOT need to fill out registration at this time
All registrations will take place online.
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit #5, Seek First to Understand, Then Be Understood. CLICK HERE for how you can support this habit at home.
Our Character Strength Focus is:
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) wants to hear from you! As part of our Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) process, we are hosting an in-person and online forum for families, students, and community members to participate in our annual LCAP survey. The LCAP survey is part of CVESD’s annual efforts to ensure that our resources are being allocated to meet the needs of our diverse student population.
What is LCAP?
The LCAP is a three-year plan that includes specific goals and actions to improve student outcomes and measurable indicators to track progress and outlines how the district plans to allocate resources, including state and local funding. It is an essential component of the Local Control Funding Formula, which requires school districts to create an annual plan that lists goals, defines outcomes, details actions, and tracks expenditures.
Our annual ThoughtExchange for community input on the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is now open! Please see the flyer (in English and Spanish) for more information. This year, we are asking the question: What are some things we are doing well, and what could improve the educational experience we provide students through the LCAP?
The LCAP shapes our District’s goals and guides our budgeting priorities at both the district and school levels. Please join in on the conversation from Feb. 1 through April 1, 2023. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!
As you know our school partners with the South Bay YMCA on campus. They provide a valuable service to many of our families. They also provide scholarships to needy families. That is why I choose to support the Y not only with my time but in my charitable giving. Please join me today in making a gift to the South Bay YMCA to support children, families and seniors.
You can make a donation to my personal fundraising page in just seconds by CLICKING HERE
Every gift makes an incredible difference! Please feel free to share with any of your friends or family as well.
Thank you for not only supporting my efforts to raise funds for the Y, but also giving back to your community! I appreciate you!”
Your support for public education is greatly appreciated and 100% of your donation goes to neighborhood public schools. Donate here https://loom.ly/KIP4zDU
Throughout the month of February, CVESD is looking for positive stories to highlight our amazing staff through our Share the Love campaign. All nominations have a chance to be featured on our social media channels and recognized by our Board of Education. So please share the love by nominating outstanding staff members. Click here to nominate an Olympic View Staff member staff member.
New COVID-19 Guidance Update
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and SDCOE have updated the COVID-19 guidance. The updated guidance will allow individuals to follow a more symptom-based approach than usual for other illnesses. Individuals who develop symptoms and test positive must stay home for 24 hours from the onset. A child or staff member with COVID-19 can return to school or childcare if their symptoms are mild and improving and they have had no fever for 24 hours. They are no longer required to stay home for five days. If the student or staff member with COVID-19 never developed symptoms, they may continue to attend school or a childcare setting.
Students and staff must follow the masking guidance below:
Student masking indoors is strongly recommended through day ten after testing positive.
Staff masking indoors is required through day ten after testing positive per CAL/OSHA.
Symptom onset is day zero. If there are no symptoms, day zero is the test collection date. Individuals who have symptoms and test positive must stay home for at least 24 hours from the onset of symptoms.
The potential infectious period is two days before symptoms begin or the positive test date (if no symptoms) through day ten. (Day 0 is the symptom onset date or positive test date).
We are excited to let you know that as you drop off your child you will see a new Campus Clinic banner hanging up beside the school. Campus Clinic is now offering additional services at our school such as healthcare, mental wellness, and flu testing onsite at Loma Verde Elementary. To learn more or to sign up please hold your phone camera up to the QR code on the banner and click the link that appears. We hope everyone will consider enrolling their children in these healthcare services.
Mar. 13 – 6:00 CVESD Board Meeting
Mar. 18-29 – Spring Break
Apr. 1 – No School – Cesar Chavez Day
Apr. 2 Quarter 4 Begins -Minimum Day
Apr. 20 – Day of the Child Event at Memorial Park in Chula Vista
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements:
ELPAC Testing (English Language Proficiency Assessment for California) continues this week for students who are identified as English Learners. Please be sure to send your child to school with an encouraging message- because they’ve got this! :) Ask your child’s teacher about their specific testing dates. Click on the links below for parent resources and links to the ELPAC Practice Tests.
NEW STUDENT registration will begin on February 14th at 9am online only for the following:
Kindergartners who will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2024
TK students who turn 5 years old between September 2, 2024 and June 2, 2025
NEW students in grades 1st through 6th – returning students DO NOT need to fill out registration at this time
All registrations will take place online.
Our Leader in Me focus is Habit #5, Seek First to Understand, Then Be Understood. CLICK HERE for how you can support this habit at home.
Our Character Strength Focus is:
CVESD LCAP Information
The Chula Vista Elementary School District (CVESD) wants to hear from you! As part of our Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) process, we are hosting an in-person and online forum for families, students, and community members to participate in our annual LCAP survey. The LCAP survey is part of CVESD’s annual efforts to ensure that our resources are being allocated to meet the needs of our diverse student population.
What is LCAP?
The LCAP is a three-year plan that includes specific goals and actions to improve student outcomes and measurable indicators to track progress and outlines how the district plans to allocate resources, including state and local funding. It is an essential component of the Local Control Funding Formula, which requires school districts to create an annual plan that lists goals, defines outcomes, details actions, and tracks expenditures.
Our annual ThoughtExchange for community input on the Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP) is now open! Please see the flyer (in English and Spanish) for more information. This year, we are asking the question: What are some things we are doing well, and what could improve the educational experience we provide students through the LCAP?
The LCAP shapes our District’s goals and guides our budgeting priorities at both the district and school levels. Please join in on the conversation from Feb. 1 through April 1, 2023. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!
As you know our school partners with the South Bay YMCA on campus. They provide a valuable service to many of our families. They also provide scholarships to needy families. That is why I choose to support the Y not only with my time but in my charitable giving. Please join me today in making a gift to the South Bay YMCA to support children, families and seniors.
You can make a donation to my personal fundraising page in just seconds by CLICKING HERE
Every gift makes an incredible difference! Please feel free to share with any of your friends or family as well.
Thank you for not only supporting my efforts to raise funds for the Y, but also giving back to your community! I appreciate you!”
Your support for public education is greatly appreciated and 100% of your donation goes to neighborhood public schools. Donate here https://loom.ly/KIP4zDU
Throughout the month of February, CVESD is looking for positive stories to highlight our amazing staff through our Share the Love campaign. All nominations have a chance to be featured on our social media channels and recognized by our Board of Education. So please share the love by nominating outstanding staff members. Click here to nominate an Olympic View Staff member staff member.
Mar. 1 – Read Across Olympic View
Mar. 18-29 – Spring Break
Apr. 1 – No School – Cesar Chavez Day
Apr. 2 Quarter 4 Begins -Minimum Day
Apr. 20 – Day of the Child Event at Memorial Park in Chula Vista
Please consult the school calendar when making family trip arrangements: